The Energy of the Week: Mortal Wound
Hello beautiful people,
Welcome to your weekly post about the energy of the week, what it will be like, and how to take better advantage of that energy.
Let us begin.
Four of Coins:
This card talks about conserving versus hoarding.
We see the struggle on the man’s face in the card. Do I save my money for a rainy day, regardless if it is not raining, or save it due to my false thought of “lack of”?
Money can be viewed as an energy.
It must be processed just like anything else in our life.
It has the same value as other lessons.
It contains the same value as love.
It is just an energy.
If we view it as anything else, then the value is diminished, and it becomes our vice.
It holds us down.
It complicates things.
It makes us crazy.
We must find out how to conserve our money, our time, our self-worth.
Holding on too long will only make us want more. The thought of “lack of” will settle in and our adventure comes to a halt.
If we were to look at the man on the card, we would see that he is sitting on the side of the road, stuck, and holding on to things (what he sees as precious) for dear life.
In the distance there is a castle. A town. A place of new adventure. Maybe it is a bank. Maybe It is a store.
Maybe it is his goal.
One thing that we must learn from the Four of Coins is that all things require time and thought.
Maybe that is the money he is holding onto.
Time and thought.
Energy to create.
If we are to hold onto these things due to the thought of “lack of”, then what we desire will always be in the distance.
Give things away.
Hold onto things.
Be selfish.
Be free.
The power does not lie in the act. It lies in the thought process.
If you give with the thought of “there is always more”, then you will get exactly that.
When you do not give and think that you must hold onto everything in order to have more, then you will always be caught within the state of ‘not enough’.
This man sits on the cusp of both thought forms.
He simply must choose.
He simply must get up and move.
The World, Ten of Swords, Judgement:
This feels like the week is going to be difficult.
No need to stress.
We may feel like the end of the world is taking place. With the Ten of Swords reaching out from behind the scene, closing in, it pushes us to the ground. We feel the sharp edges of the stones fall upon our back.
We begin to cry due to the physical pain, but our spirit doesn’t waiver.
This is only a physical scratch, even though we may feel as if it is a mortal wound.
It is time to think differently about the situation at hand. Nothing can really hold us down. Nothing can really be destroyed unless we allow it.
Things need to end.
Things need to be left behind.
People from the past need to be let go.
With a moment of silence, and a positive thought, we send love out into the Universe.
It is never the end of our existence, just the ending of one cycle into another.
Loss is part of the process.
Take notice of the sunrise in the distance, behind the clouds, beyond the raging storm.
Until next time.
Blessed Be,
Aaron
P.S.
If you like what you read, please share this on social media.
Also, please leave a comment and let me know if you resonated with words and phrases for this entry or tell me how the energy of your week is taking place.
Welcome to your weekly post about the energy of the week, what it will be like, and how to take better advantage of that energy.
Let us begin.
Four of Coins:
This card talks about conserving versus hoarding.
We see the struggle on the man’s face in the card. Do I save my money for a rainy day, regardless if it is not raining, or save it due to my false thought of “lack of”?
Money can be viewed as an energy.
It must be processed just like anything else in our life.
It has the same value as other lessons.
It contains the same value as love.
It is just an energy.
If we view it as anything else, then the value is diminished, and it becomes our vice.
It holds us down.
It complicates things.
It makes us crazy.
We must find out how to conserve our money, our time, our self-worth.
Holding on too long will only make us want more. The thought of “lack of” will settle in and our adventure comes to a halt.
If we were to look at the man on the card, we would see that he is sitting on the side of the road, stuck, and holding on to things (what he sees as precious) for dear life.
In the distance there is a castle. A town. A place of new adventure. Maybe it is a bank. Maybe It is a store.
Maybe it is his goal.
One thing that we must learn from the Four of Coins is that all things require time and thought.
Maybe that is the money he is holding onto.
Time and thought.
Energy to create.
If we are to hold onto these things due to the thought of “lack of”, then what we desire will always be in the distance.
Give things away.
Hold onto things.
Be selfish.
Be free.
The power does not lie in the act. It lies in the thought process.
If you give with the thought of “there is always more”, then you will get exactly that.
When you do not give and think that you must hold onto everything in order to have more, then you will always be caught within the state of ‘not enough’.
This man sits on the cusp of both thought forms.
He simply must choose.
He simply must get up and move.
The World, Ten of Swords, Judgement:
This feels like the week is going to be difficult.
No need to stress.
We may feel like the end of the world is taking place. With the Ten of Swords reaching out from behind the scene, closing in, it pushes us to the ground. We feel the sharp edges of the stones fall upon our back.
We begin to cry due to the physical pain, but our spirit doesn’t waiver.
This is only a physical scratch, even though we may feel as if it is a mortal wound.
It is time to think differently about the situation at hand. Nothing can really hold us down. Nothing can really be destroyed unless we allow it.
Things need to end.
Things need to be left behind.
People from the past need to be let go.
With a moment of silence, and a positive thought, we send love out into the Universe.
It is never the end of our existence, just the ending of one cycle into another.
Loss is part of the process.
Take notice of the sunrise in the distance, behind the clouds, beyond the raging storm.
Until next time.
Blessed Be,
Aaron
P.S.
If you like what you read, please share this on social media.
Also, please leave a comment and let me know if you resonated with words and phrases for this entry or tell me how the energy of your week is taking place.
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